Laura Paskus
Writing about rivers, climate change, community, & the more-than-human world from New Mexico.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 51 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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Aridification is here
More than 100 miles of the Middle Rio Grande are dry. Even though I feel gutted walking here, I want the river to know I still love her.
hi friends,
This summer, if you’ve spent any time outside — in your yard, next to a river, in a fores...
'I want something better for you.'
photo via Katya Crawford
Last Thursday, I joined about 30 women in the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande in Albuquerque. We gathered at dawn then walked together and separately, in pairs or wandering bunches, to witness what’s left behind whe...
What would you give for rain?
I had other plans for today than writing this newsletter. Like many of you, I’ve got a punishing to-do list and a ticking time bomb of unanswered emails. (If you’re reading this instead of a reply to your call or email: sorry.) But here we...
Touch water where you can
Hi friends! If you know someone (cough like an elected official) who’d like to learn more about the challenges New Mexico’s rivers face, please ask them to subscribe. I appreciate all the folks who help fund this newsletter. But I’m alway...
The Rio Grande is still our river to love
Two adult coyotes and a pup (center) at the edge of the dry Rio Grande.
I’m sure drying in the Middle Rio Grande has expanded since Monday, but earlier in the week 13.8 miles were dry in Albuquerque, all the way north to past the Paseo del...
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Writing about climate change & rivers from New Mexico. Author of "At the Precipice: NM's Changing Climate." Editor of "Water Bodies: Love Letters to the Most Abundant Substance on Earth." Upcoming book from Torrey House Press about NM's rivers.
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